About Us

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Hi, I’m Travis Morgan (He/Him/His), a graduate intern in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at National Louis University. I bring a relational and culturally grounded approach to the therapy space, shaped by my background in student support, mentorship, and community work.

I am especially passionate about working with:

• Couples navigating intimacy - I support partners as they work through communication challenges, rebuild trust, and explore sexual wellness together.
• Men exploring identity and mental health - I am particularly drawn to helping Black men unpack generational patterns and find safe ways to express themselves emotionally.
• College students and first-generation learners - help students manage transitions, cope with academic pressure, and develop clarity during critical seasons of change and growth.
• Athletes balancing performance and emotional wellness - I enjoy supporting athletes as they explore their identity beyond sport and prioritize their mental health alongside physical excellence.

My therapeutic approach is influenced by person-centered, trauma-informed, and Gottman Method frameworks. I believe in creating a space where you feel seen, heard, and respected, and where we can work together toward meaningful healing and growth.

I was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, and those roots have shaped much of who I am. I show up to this work with humility, curiosity, and a deep commitment to meeting people where they are.

And just for fun—although I’m a proud South Sider, I’m also a die-hard Cubs fan. I’d still love to build a therapeutic relationship with you, even if we cheer for different teams.